Eye Cataract Surgeries

Kawish Foundation organizes free cataract surgery camps to restore vision in underserved communities.
These camps are held at three different locations of Punjab Pakistan, offering full support from diagnosis to surgery at no cost. Patients suffering from cataracts receive proper screening, qualified surgical treatment and post-op care—thanks to the dedication of professional eye surgeons and our medical team.

Hundreds of patients benefit every year from restored eyesight.
Our goal is to eliminate preventable blindness, one surgery at a time. With each camp, Kawish brings light back into lives, helping individuals return to work, care for families and live with dignity. By addressing vision health, we contribute to personal independence and community growth

Free medicines and glasses
On-site patient care and guidance
Follow-up care after surgery
Rural and urban mobile camps

What is the admission process for Iqra Schools?

You can apply by visiting the nearest Iqra School. The team helps students register without complex paperwork or fees.

Are Kawish services limited to specific regions?

Kawish operates across Pakistan, including rural and urban areas. Our reach covers all provinces and major cities equally.

How can I donate or support your projects?

You can donate via our website or us via mail , WhatsApp and Phone No. Kawish welcomes Zakat, Sadaqah and general charitable funds.

Is there any age limit for vocational training?

Training programs are open to all youth, typically ages 15 to 35, with some flexibility based on course and skill level.

Do you provide certificates for skill courses?

Yes, students receive certificates upon course completion, which help in job placements and further learning opportunities.

How do I volunteer with Kawish Foundation?

Volunteers can sign up online or contact our team directly. Opportunities are open in education, health and outreach work.

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Eye Cataract Surgeries